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The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Study Guide

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by Stephen King
About 48 pages (14,516 words)
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Chapter 1 Section 16 Summary

The gunslinger heads toward Kennerly's to retrieve his mule. The air over Tull is dead quiet. Kennerly is waiting for him and asks if he is leaving before the storm. The gunslinger tells him yes, he is leaving and asks for his mule. The gunslinger sees the man look over his shoulder, grinning and he steps out of the way just in time to miss being hit in the head by a piece of stove wood thrown by Kennerly's eldest daughter Soobie.

Soobie looks at the gunslinger dully as she puts her finger in her mouth. Kennerly attempts to explain.....

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